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Apr 22, 2016

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The U.S. Falls Out of Love With Ownin= Stocks

About half of all Americans own stocks toda=, down from nearly two-thirds in 2007. Barry Ritholtz says the r=cession and housing bust are to blame, and that will have serious implicat=ons for income inequality and politics.

Even the Best Ce=tral Bankers Can’t Work Miracles

Pity Mario Draghi, the m=n with the thankless of job of overseeing the European Central Bank. Mark =ilbert says it's not his fault the euro zone's monetary polic= is exhausted.

The Rise of the =ost Powerful Idea in Investing

Forget record-low intere=t rates or post-crisis regulations: Noah Smith says the bigg=st finance-industry story of the past decade might be the shift from activ= to passive-investment management. So sit back, enjoy decent returns and a=oid overpaying a broker.

The Science of S=cial-Media Outrage

Psychologists say that o= Facebook and Twitter, moral opprobrium is a kind of currency: Shaming one=person earns you points with others. But as Faye Flam not=s, those points always come at a price.

What Comes Next =or Donald Trump?

He's fresh off a resounding primary victory in New York state, and ne=t week could be even better for Republican front-runner: Margaret Carlson =ays Trump might be able cinch the nomination with just 1,100 =elegates, which could happen as early as Tuesday. Meanwhile, Rame=h Ponnuru argues that the rise of Trump puts Social Security =nd Medicare at risk, while Jonathan Bernstein sees a chanc= he'll give Democrats the gift of unified congressional control.

How the world's wealthy hide millions from =heir spouses (Wonkblog)

A graphical assault on supply-side tax cuts=(Washington Post)

Why money manager due diligence is so diffi=ult
(A Wealth of Common Sense

(Read Barry Ritholtz's f=ll daily news roundup.)

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How negative rates have failed Japan, in charts

Fidelity should make smart beta sm=rter for investors

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